Fred Clayton created concept art and a script to inform the pixel art character and visual design choices for a light-hearted game. Photoshop was used to create all artwork assets. Sound effects and a 3 song soundtrack were produced in FL Studio and Beepbox and added to the final snapshot, which was simply edited in Photoshop by adding text and screen transitions.

1. Production Reflection
Fred Clayton

2. Process
• I have first done some
concept art that is easy to
translate into a pixel art
style, as I am unfamiliar
with it. This means that
I’m not “going in blind”
when I start drawing my
character.

3. Process
• I just wrote a quick script
that will inform the visual
choices I make; as my
writing for this game is
quite light-hearted I will
make the character more
exaggerated in turn, as
well as other design
elements (UI, Music.)

4. Process
• This was my setup for
photoshop. All of my
snapshot will be made in
photoshop. I feel
extremely good about my
final piece now seeing
how quickly I made the
art assets for it.

5. Process
• I have finished making the sound for my screenshot
which includes a 3 song soundtrack (which can be
found here
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FZUKnFLhtxN0V
EFA8iSig30LLj5Q83_R) and one small sound effect for
“selecting” an option or moving the dialog forward. I
made the music in FL studio and the sound effect in
beepbox as instructed. I was inspired by games like
Phoenix Wright and genres like city pop when I was
making the music.

6. Process
• This was how I edited my
final snapshot. I mainly
just added text and
added fades at the end of
each screen change, it
was very simple to edit.